Arthur Bodolec

Hi Hunters, 8 years ago I was documenting user flows for myself to help me design the new search flow for feedly mobile. UXArchive was born. Since then UXArchive became the leading destination for the mobile community to get inspired by mobile flows. Today UXArchive is joining Waldo: new look, more apps, more flows.

Hi Hunters! Two years ago we launched UX Archive to help people examine and compare how other apps solve design challenges they are facing. Over the past year we have archived more than 400 user flows from over 140 iPhone apps. But it hasn’t been easy to understand what happens between steps. How exactly does the user interact with the app? How do elements transition from one state to another?...

Yep I can't even find it, if anyone gets their hands on it let me know. We can work together on adding some screenshots to UX Archive for everyone to have a look at the app :)

Today is Design Tools day and I am more than happy to answer question and get feedback an ideas!

I really like how they managed to evolve their visual language while making the app feel "skypy". It's also a great proof that color isn't your branding. Also, if you want to have a quick look at how the app works you can view it here: http://uxarchive.com/apps/skype_qik

Indeed, she does a very good job at it :) Note that I have listed a bunch of these sites here: http://uxarchive.com/about

Indeed! Here are good examples of user flow evolutions: Sharing on Instagram http://uxarchive.com/flows/instagram/sharing Searching on Twitter http://uxarchive.com/flows/twitter/searching I really like apps that have simple user flows that also give the user the possibility to do more complicated things. If you look at the evolution of search on Twitter you'll see that until a few...

Ah! There are many layers to the story! But in short, on one hand I wanted to learn front end development and on the other hand I was documenting user flows for myself to help me design the new search flow for feedly mobile. I decided to join the two and started designing and developing UX Archive with a friend (@nbarraille) and then another one (@chpolk). Since we started, about a year ago, we...

Thanks for sharing Nick! I built this with some friends and I am glad to see some people like it :) Let me know if you have any feedback, I would love to hear them!